Ciar Milne is a highland piper and bellows piper from Dundee. He has recently completed the Piping Degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, graduating with a First Class Honours Degree. In his final year, he spent his time researching the playing styles of South Uist and Cape Breton piping. 

Throughout the duration of his degree, he gained a wealth of performance experience which has greatly developed his musicianship. Through playing with the McLarenMilne Duo and the Kinnoull Ceilidh Band, he continues to perform regularly throughout Scotland.
Ciar Milne will be joined in this talk Eibhlin Milne who will give a Step-Dance demonstrations.

This event is part of the Ceolas programming as part of Piping Live! 2024.

The Venue

The centre serves as a national and international centre of excellence for the great Highland Bagpipe and its music. The Festival Site with the Centre Stage and Bothy Tent, as well as our food and drink tents will be on outside the Centre on McPhater Street. Ticket information is available here

Accessibility

The National Piping Centre and Pipers' Tryst restaurant has step access at both doors.

There is a lift available from the side of the building to all floors.

There are accessible toilets on the ground floor and 1st floor of the building.

During Piping Live! access is through the ramped entrance to the Festival Site, with ramp access into the Bothy where there is a bar.

There is also step free access to the lift access, which will be staffed by volunteers to assist you to your floor.

There is also an accessible toilet next to The Bothy.

You can see full access information at Euan's Guide here